Scholar’s Corner: Recent Scholarly Works in Global Health Law

Ethics in American Health 2: An Ethical Framework for Health System Reform

Jennifer Prah Ruger
Yale University – School of Medicine

October 2008
American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 98, No. 10, pp. 1756-1763, 2008

 
Abstract:     
I trace the evolution of ethical approaches to health policy in the United States and examine a number of critical unresolved [...]

News Brief: Recent Events in Global Health Law

More than 40 young children have been infected with HIV at a hospital in Uzbekistan.  According to the United Nations, Central Asia has one of the world’s fastest-growing HIV infection rates due, in part, to unsafe blood supplies and contaminated equipment.  BBC
A study published by the Harvard School of Public Health on October 20, 2008, blamed South Africa’s former [...]